Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie will not be appearing for the Easter Sunday service, but a Palace source indicated that they will be part of the future royal events.

Even though King Charles and Prince William may not be on the same page over this decision, there is one member of the royal family, who is delighted by the idea.

The York sisters have been going through a “fraught period” as they skip one of the highlights of the royal year this week, according to royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams, but there is a silver lining.

The expert told the Daily Mail that Zara Tindall will be “especially happy” if Beatrice and Eugenie “return to royal life sooner than expected”.

It is understood that the King is fond of his nieces and unless there are any further revelations coming out of the Epstein files about them, they are in the clear to return.

“Under the relentless media spotlight with both of their parents in disgrace, Beatrice and Eugenie have undoubtedly been struggling,” Richard revealed noting that Zara and her husband Mike have been “extremely supportive”.

He added, “She will miss them at the Easter Service.’

Although Zara’s affections for her cousins are clear, but if she were to make a choice, she would be “siding” with Prince William.

“It should be emphasised that Zara and Mike’s first loyalty is to the institution of monarchy and its future,” the expert pointed out.

Zara and Mike are reportedly considered to be in the “inner circle” of William and they have a responsibility to the Firm.